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Forgive my naïvité, but can you not just remove them and measure their inductance?

I don't suppose there will ever be a way to purchase a kit to make one's own TechStep instead of trying to find an old one?

Hmm, I'm not sure. On the one hand, I'm organizational by nature, and like having the specific categories. But on the other hand, it may be possible to reduce the number of categories by combining and reorganizing the ones that are here, rather than simply removing them. They're useful I'm sure...

I personally would prefer a smaller community, with high-quality content, over a larger one with a lot of noise. (Just a general observation; not pointing fingers at any other specific forums (truly)).

Was about to win an Apple High Resolution Monitor for really cheap but someone sniped me by a dollar in the last few seconds... :'(

If you also get the Expanded Edition and don't want two copies, donate the original to a library!

Out of curiosity, why are the ferrites important to salvage?

I'm not bothered by the number of categories, as I can just minimize the one's I'm not interested in, though it would be nice to be able to re-order them, or hide them altogether. I too mostly check New Posts for current activity.

Fabulous! You're very welcome. Have fun!

Okay! Try download #1 here: https://macintoshgarden.org/games/shufflepuck-cafe

Ah, it appears the dsk file of the v1.0 commercial release is a DiskDup file, not DiskCopy 4.2. Let me fix that.

Can you provide a link to where you downloaded it? Was it the one on Mac Garden?

All set! Try download #2: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/mountimage

Ah, the download is itself on a disk image. Let me add a new download with just the raw CDEV.

You should be able to mount it directly in System 6 using the control panel MountImage, as long as the dsk file is in DiskCopy 4.2 format: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/mountimage

Here's a simple PDF export from MS Word, though I do like the inverted colors for alxlab's version. :)

Maybe something like G<span style="text-decoration: overline">W</span> EDIT: Hmm, that didn't work. Imagine a line over the W! EDIT 2: Something like this!

Just noticed the soldered-on pin headers on the fan assembly contacts, haha.

The moulding for the floppy drive is very interesting, as it is clearly for a manual inject FDD, but it's a different design than the later manual inject case they would use on Late LCIIIs and later.

Congratulations!